One of the qualities I love about Unitarian Universalism is that we strive to be a reality-based religion.  We use… Read more Be Thou My Wisdom

For the rest of this church year we look at the goals of faith.  What’s it for? There are both… Read more Goal!

The Christmas story is motivated by dreams. Angels appear in dreams to bring messages, instructions, and warning. And Christmas itself… Read more A Christmas Dream

Gathered round the manger is not a traditional family of mother, father, and child related by blood, but a chosen… Read more Chosen Family

Jesus, in our Unitarian theology, is not a savior, but a teacher, not a god, but an example for all… Read more Be That Teacher Faith Directs

Spiritual practice can be done in community (like at a church), or alone, or, also, in public.  Many Unitarian Universalists… Read more Building Up a World

Second only, perhaps, to Sunday worship, communion with nature is the most common spiritual practice for Unitarian Universalists.  When we… Read more The Soul of Nature

Many folks make a personal spiritual practice of reflecting on their lives.  Mindfulness is a way of observing life closely… Read more For All That Is Our Life

         We make space for prayer and meditation in our Sunday worship, but prayer is also an individual spiritual practice for… Read more I Will Pray

Dance and other forms of movement can be a spiritual practice.  Yoga explicitly is about joining the mind and body… Read more Let It Be a Dance